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I had so much fun making this tote using the Happy Squares Tote Pattern. This was a fun way to use some of my Ruby Star Society mini charm packs and I also fussy cut some of my favorite scrap fabrics.
This was my first time to sew patchwork and it was such a neat method. I ironed my fabrics onto my interfacing and then folded and sewed it from the back side. This made it so easy and forgiving for someone like me who is in more for fun than accuracy ha.
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Anyone who knows me is aware of my love for all things Rifle Paper. When I found out I was having another girl I knew that I was going to incorporate my Rifle Paper obsession into this space .
This room is very small so it was challenging fitting everything I needed in there without it looking too cramped. I wanted to create a beautiful space for Maggie but didn’t want to spend much since I already have so much girl stuff. A lot of the things I just moved over from Lucy’s room as we transitioned her to more of a big girl space.
My late grandfather always had a green thumb and loved to garden. He helped my mom a few years before he passed away start her own little patch of bluebonnets at New York, Texas Zipline Adventures. Since then they have multiplied each year. They are so beautiful and a sweet reminder of my grandpa.
I have taken my daughters pictures in the bluebonnets every year and this year did a few mini sessions as well. Here are a few of my favorite pictures from this years bluebonnet season.
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